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RSG CLASSES
ECONOMICS (H) SEM-2

INTERMEDIATE MATHEMATICAL
METHOD OF ECONOMICS

(Past Year Papers Solutions)

BY RAHUL SIR
(SRCC GRADUATE , DSE ALUMNI)

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A1.(a) (i)
y 10kL = -
( -r f(2,k) =

k 0.25t 5 g(t)
=
+
=

590.t h(t)
↳= =

y is the function of K2L and K2L are the

function oft Hence y is the composite function of t


Relatives rates ofchange of K and I are
U
=I and Up:Ink=1.
Rak of
change of y =
Now

-I
=(a) (k)
W,U+WIND
. +
kEYK
=

=
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where we we are the weights.

Wi=L=(times the
02
marginal productrity of
Labour.

W2=K2 ktimes the =


marginal productivity of
8K
capital.
NOW
= 10K-1,
2
5 102-gt.
=

44:5*20+ (0.11
u =
= 0.1

rix + 10.2)
st=
=

0-26+5

Putthe value ofUICUK in ED

= 5e"t
40k-st) l+ (0.2+) (otcI
=

5eoltk-522- A 5
MK.
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goty.2++ s)
so
== 09 ti
-

e -01
e n

+5
solve By yourself.

Ansi (i)
r
w(x,y)
=

x
x(s,t)
=

y y(H
=

Now

t
At S 1
-VCs) , 0 rasy'0)
=

b0 =
+

=(3) () (5)(4) +

21+ 20 41
=
=
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And ↑(x,y) Inyz=InGT+Y


=

(i) x=4 I
+
Gradientvector

-ye
1i
= + 15
+y >CfY2
is most
where I
Direction ofofare those
Increasing rapidly at11,0)
If 4+ 0Y Y'
1
=
=

1+ 0

Directions are
11,8)
Rate of change in thatdirection.

I4All
=

01
=
=
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↳ I(b) Approximate value of 1.02,0.02)


x 0,7= 1
=

fley)-Ici+YY, fitty, fig


f (1,0) E. =

fil,0) 1 =

fy (1,0) 0 =

- 1944 =f(1,0) +f,,l, 4 (951) + fy (90) (3-0)


1
-
x 1
+
-

1
22 S + -

+102-i 0.57002
=

f(1.02,0.02) -
0'52.
=
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Ans1() (i)
↑ 19, 192, ....
((n) 249293...SCh.
=

A(ax, de,---den) 199.992-191.-9n =

((x,2. -(n) => -

f is homogenous with dequen


since It is homogenous, hence It is homotheric.

Every 1storder partial derivative of homogenous


function's are also homogenous with degree n-1.

Now
yf:Gradientof f

----. n)
=
(s.e, 1.e, ... pen-1)
=e-ein(tsa eisen)
=F(9, ,-f(n) (it,"in) HP-
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As 1Ca)
A with deqres
homogenous
is 2.

A(des,by) af(19,4).=

Al and I are also homogenous with dequee

f((2,3) 4, f((4,6)=
= 12 f(a, (5)
=

ef! (213)
=> 12
=

f!
= (2,3) 6 =

Now f(0,9) f((13), 3(5))


=
= 32f(2,3)
Enter's theorem.

2f(43) 2f(2,3) =
+

3f!(2,
2(4) 3(8)
=
+

2f(2,3) 26 =

f(2,3) 13 =
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f(6,9) 32f(215) 9(13)


= = 117
=

A)
M M(x,y)
=

v
v(x,y)
=

[M+ 2v #Cy2=cM- vy
(1+ M2) u2V 8x +y5v2 =

Mev are endogenous variable.


122 y are exogenous variable.
Apply differential in Equation
5Cr+2Y"(dr +2dv) +2xydy+ydx
2dr-vdy-ydv
=

(5-gr+YY-2)d4+10(+ vy)dV
-y2dx
=
-

(2xy+v) dy
NOW x=
1, y 1,=
M =
1, V0
=
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3 dM+11dV = =
dx-2
dy.
Apply differential in 992
3 [HM22nd-rdv-zurdy=8dx+2vy5dv
Put
+vesyYdy
x=1, y 1, M=1,V 0
= =

24dr-dV=8dS

solving equation 82
3dr+IdV=-dx-2dy.
24dr-dV = 80SS ⑭
multiply 99 by 8

I
24 det seav =-8dx-1604
-zydr-dv=
I
8dso
-

890V = -1694-16dY
dV
ds- y
=
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qu94
dr= It18dx+ dul
dr=;4(80x-1dx-dY)
qu=Gd-4
M ly,
Ans osel (i)
↑(144,2) 2
=

( y4
+

f(x ( y4.z 2x.2(x+y2)


-)
= +

(C + 2)2.

risfom" iswhere increues and

y C2 keptconstant
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*fy (xy2).0
=
-

2x2(x 44.2y
+

<x+y42.
fy 2,11 =
=
E.
f is decency from 2,1) where y increase, and
1222 kept constant.

f
=>
A
=

yz,"
2xx+

f! (1,1) 1 = >0

I is increas from III, 1) When I increases and xy


kept constant.

As (((( exY2x
-yy c
=
f19981
+
= c

f(0) =
1 means x
0, y 1
=
=

e%0 -4 c =

= c = -
3

slope=1Y -t -

ty
-
=
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gatc, ()=I.
y0 =

Equation of tangent.

y -
0
=
-
z(x
-

1).

ANS. 2(9) f(x,y) = x2 y'-xy-s3


A=2x y- ax -

fy -
=

zy x
-

for critical point fit and fy= 0

2x -y.3x00 24 0
=
-
-

y -

I
putthe value of y from are in ED
2x -

( 2)-
- 3x0

2x 3x 0
2
+
- =

49179 6x
0 -
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51 6,0 = 1
0,5
-
= =

y 0,
.
=

10,0)
(5,-)
fix 2
= - 6x A =
At
(0,0)
A 270
fily=-1=B
=

B =
- 1
2.0
fly
c
-

C.
=

point
=
=- 2

10,0) is saddle

At
15, )
A 2 = -

6(5) 7x =

B =
-
1
c =
- 220

(5, 2) is saddle point.


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you I is to be concave.

A
= 0 =
2-6x 0f 922/s.
C207 -
20

Ac B2 0 = (2-6x1(2) - 7)= 0

-
4 12x
+ -
120

722 5/12.
The largest convex domain on which I
i s concave

is s = 5 4,4):
II?
Ans(2)(b) Not in sem-2
syllabus in the year 2023.

An(2) f(994) xeY-x-e8


=

0 1922 and 02411

fi e4 = -
2x 0 =
= e72 = D

fy xet- et
=
0
= et(171) 0 =

putef value from 90 in ED


2x((-1) 0
=

f x
0, 1
=
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94590
et_29
-x 1 =

92 0
=

et 0 =
eT 2.=

y does not y 172.


=

exist
Stationary points is (I, In2)

I! C0,07 i
y(2
(9,0) xex-e0
*
=

929) x- x2 1
=
xe C0,2]

9149 1 27 0
=
-
=

x 42
=

max 2 min can occur at10,0) (t,% (2,0)


CASE I! 20,0) and 20,19
--

x 0
=

f(0,4) =
-ef ye ca
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lethiy:-ef ye (0117
n'ly) =
-
eY FO
max 2 min can occur at 10,0) (0,1)
# 2011 (2,1)
y1 =

&(1,1) = x2e- x-e


let G42= 2x+- 2 32e[012]
G'4=e-2x =
0

x 42.
=

maxcmin can occur at


(42,1 C0117 (2,1).
*
5. C2,0] (2,1)
99=2.
f (2,4) =
zet-22-ey
H(41 = et-4 y=[0,7
H y) ef
=

O
max a min can occur at(2,0) 2(21)
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(2)
10 in case, case
Absolute max Absolute min

A) let z
f1994).

I
=

(i) Given
fio, 30
condition.
(i) A's, O, fly co
(i) F21,4=c, y=g4 som that all level cure.
of f are strictly convex

(F(1941)
Now WC, 4) =

Given: F's 0

o
wi ((((x,y)) f,>0
3
=

7030

wy=
↑e) so so
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1)Wi =
(F(x,y) fixx+fs's "(f(x,y)) #

(H)
i
(t is t a
No Idea aboutsigh.
Hence wise sign is notconfirmed.

same process is for why,


2 Level cuve of WCSYS
is
W2144) c =

F(f(x,y) = 2.

f is convex and I is
strictly increasing.
Hence
#(f(1,43) is also convex
yet propernes of f(x) preserved
in wess, y).
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A224 f(x,y) 2xxy) et


=

Pic (2x xy)


=
-
et
fi (, xxy) et
= -
+

e4(0 -

xx)

eF(xxxy-299
=

fls 0 =

fy 0
=

(2x-xy) et 0 =

et(-xxy -
x,4 0
=

2x=xy

ye =

cyy- xx 8 =

->
<P -
x, -
xx 0
=

x2, cx 0 =

- -
2x =

x 0, -2.
=

y 0,=
2.
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f(xxx (2x
= -

xy)e8 e8(2-0)
+

= ef (2 + 2x x4) -
A.
=

fiy = (2x -

cy) e8+ e4(0-x)


eY(
=
-
x 2x
+

xy)
- B.
=

fyy =
et( xx) -
+ (1asy- e8

e(-xxy
=
-

2xx) c
=

ez

I
Ac0,0 = 2
Arx,-2):
o

2
B,0,
-

-x.
B(, xe
-
=
-

2) =

90,0) 0 =

Es=e4 <0
Ac - B -x
= <0

Ac-B 2x 4x4 >0


C0,0) Saddle point
=

(- 2, -2) is the min point


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(i) f(x,y)=c-sy)ef.
s* = -c.

y* =
-
2.
2

fle,: (czaye
-

filexe. I

Now
2-917, et.
(1994) =

E2a)e2
f(x,y*)= #

I I =

Hence proved.
NTE! OTHER QUESTIONS OF
THIS PAPER ARE
NOT INCLUDED
IN SEM-Z SYLLABUS IN THE
YEAR OF
2 023.
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INTERMEDIATE
MME
CYEAR 2022)

LINEAR ALGEBRA

of show thatthe following A


Matrix is

vertible and Find

1, ]
A =

As171=
3(9-41-2(12-10) 5(8-15) +

=15 - 4-35

0
=11-35 = 24 = -

IA170, hence is
A
invertible.
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For Finding At we need cofactor's

2, =5 221 4 =

331 = -11

42 =
-2
222 =
+ 6 132 14
=

23 =

- 7 223 4 =
133 1
=

(I
4 D
At
AdjA=
-

02consider the
following system ofsavation
2y2 + 2x-5,17 2.
=

yz -
2x2xy 1
+
=

12 22x
61y 3
+ =
-

show that
Cyz=I6. And find all the
possible value of 193,2
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As Let yz M,
=
2x =
V,xY w
=

2
2N+ v- 5W =

M-V +2W = 1

u -
2v +

6w =3

Solving savation
by Gauss Jordan method

1, ], (,)
A =
=
B:

As
1Y ?]
=

APP1Y R2fLR2-RI
R3-GR-R1
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18 35]
R3 = 3R3-5R2

[ -2 - 95/ 3
NOW
2u + V 5w 20
- =

3V +qw 0
-
=

1) W 2
60 12 =
=> =

qn50

SV I 24 6
qu+6-
-
e
=

u 3 =
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NOCO

yz 3(i),2x 6(1) cy 2.(ii)


=
=
=

↓xc 2y =

in s (i)

z(f) 6 z 3y
= = =

in sr(i)

y(3y) 3 3423 y I)
=

= =
=

i) z 3(11)
= =
2 13 =

and CIR=

Hence
(yz=16 Hence proved
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③Determine the rank of matrix,for all values of


P.

1=[**p]
Ans.
UCK)
=>
iF 113x3 0

141 (8 P)
=

(( p)20 2((2 b) 0) y(0


-
-
+
- -
- -
(
-

1)70
( b)((8-b)(2 p) 4+) to
=> -
-
+

[2 p)(16-8p 2p p48) 0
=)
-

- + +

(2 -

P) (p210p +24) F0

Pf2/plopt2Y 0
=

pF Y or 6
When PA2,4,6 then. 2(K)= 3.
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NOW WIKYF3 IFIb 2 = ay or 6

Now
taking minor of order 2.

mas:
18 - 1 2.
=

order is nonzer.
Ifafeastone ofthe minor of 2
WiK) 2.
=

Hence WIK) 2 = ittb = 2 or yort

BIA.
④ Suppose Aand Bare non matrices. Such that AB=

prove that(ABI?BIA2.
Ans.
-
ItsF CABI (AB) (AB)
=

(BA) (BA)
=

BY B.BA
=

= B3 (BA) BA
=

BSABRA
B6 ABBA
=

=
B6 B3 ABA
= B9BBAA:BA2 Hence proved.
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0 consider the system oflinear equations,

2x -

y +

32 2.
=

12 y 22 2
+
+
=

Six-y+ Pz 9
=

↳) For whatreal values of pc9, the following system of


Linear equation's have infinite
many solution's
fig for whatvalue of p=3 and 9:5. Find all possible solution.
to the system

()
As. Augmented matrix:
(AB)

R
f 2R2-R1
Rf2Rs-5R3

I I I
AB =
2 -

I 3 2
O 3 R 2.

0 0 24-16 29-12

for system
of Equation has infinite solution,
WCA) 2CAB) =
= 2.

So
2416-0 and 29-12=0
P8 and=
9S =
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b) when p 3295
= =

As=18]
2x -

y 32 2.
+
=

3y 2
+
2
=

92 0f2 0B
=
=

99
3y+0 = 2 = y 213 =

an EP
29
z 02
- =
+

292 2 =

2
+

2x
= =

813 = x Y5
=

⑯6. Find the eavation of Plane passing through the point


(3,4,-3) (5,2,1) [2, -1,4)
AsLetvector to: ($,,P2,P3) plane.
is normal to the
A (3,4 3)
= -

B =

(ST2,1
2
[2,-,4)
=
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NOW P.AB 0
=
=> (P1, 42, 3) (2, -2,F4) 0 241-2P2+443 0
=
= =

p.AC 0 = =
(P1,P2,3)(-, -57 0f -41-5-12+7320
=

C
p1 bz 2P3

I
=
-
=

P1+542 7P3. =

LetP3 k =
Now Eavahon plane.
of
4 1(1)- 9x + P2(y) -

az) 13(2 a3)


+
-
0
=

P1 P2 2K. ①

See
=
-
=

(x 3)+(y- 4)
- -

+k(2 3) +

=0

P2 953
=
=
-

I(x 3) +3(y- 4)
-

2
99
b1-3=-2K + (2 +

3) 0.
=

x =

I
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given
the line 2 is
.
⑦ by 14=-1+2,12= 27-1

and (3=+ + 3
a)
verify thatthe point a =
22,-1,3) lies on 1 but

<,I,1) does not.


b) Determine the direction ofL .
Find the ervation of plane
passing a thati s orthogonal
to L.

of Find the pointwhere (Intersectthe plane


3,4 512 7 6
+

- =

As a) a
(2, -1,3)
=

3
14 2
=
=
2
=
- + 2
+

t
=
0
=

12 11 =
-
1 27 1
= -

f t0 =

93 3 = = 37 3=
+
t0
= =

sincet is same Lie on L.

Now (1,1,1)
t1
3
x1 = 1
=
= -

t+ 2 =

is not
&

(n 1 =
1 21
=
=

1. t 1
=

same
-

(13 1F1 F+ 3
= =

ft = -2 hence
does lie on L
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b)Direction's are
(-1,1,3)
2) plane
121 2) 2(x2 1 3(33 3) 0
+ -
+ +
=
- -

pls solve kar Lene Bacho

-1-
&
394 5x+13
+

6
=

Put the
value of
911,922x3
in Above Equaton

3(-t 2 +

5(2+
+

1) -
(t 3) 6
+

3t + 6 10t 5-t 3 0
- =
-
- +

67 -

2 0 =

+ -
Y3
Points
92
5 2
573
-
- + =
-
=

x22 =

43
2(5) -

1 -
=

x=
1 3 143.
+
=
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INTERMEDIATE RME
YEAR-2021
LINEAR ALGEBRA

I consider the
following system of Equations
x12 y B+ =

x
cy B
+ =

i) For whatvalues of x B does the


system of savations; not have a solution.

(i) for whatvalue's of <2B, does the


lystens of Equation's, have unique solution
Also, find the solution in this case,
(ii) For what value of<2B, does the system
ofequations, have in finite solution.
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Ans

i Augmented Matrix
(MB)=(YI"]
For No Solution (A) FWIAB)
WCA)=1 IFF1A12x2 F0
141170 =
a70
a
+1,-1
=

When x 1
=

=[i! 1
R2fR2-R1

=C!!]
WI WBT= =

Hence At solution does not


<=
1, No
exist
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x -
=
1

AB =
(-!!,1]
R2fR2+R

(·(s]
=

x =4 [BER-503 provided No solution.


where -
VAIII and xMB) = 2.

(i) For unique solution CA=WHB) =2.


M1A)=2 TFE1A12x1=0

22-18
&= 1,1
and WIA=2 => TAB)= 2
Hence BER.
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For finding the solution, Apply Cramer's rule

b
1411
= x=
=
1

A1
1B 1
=
xB = -
B

P2
14B) B B
=
=
-

x
b 4B B B
=

y 12 x
-
=
=

=
-

-21 D
221
⑭ For Infinite solution,
VIAB) <2.
MIA)=

Ata
<B B 0
B( 1) 0
-
- =
= =

x =
1 B ER
x =
=
1, B0 =
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②. Examine whether the


following system
ofsquation have solutions. Ifthey do,
determine the number of degree of freedom.
2, + 92 + 2923 + f4 5 =

214 39+
-

73-29 = 2.

494+5x2-393 7. =

Ans.

( I -2 I!E)
-
-
As=

R2 + R2-2R1
RY-Ry-UR1
AlB

L 1
= P 1 2 I 5-

01 -
5 -
4 =
8

O 1 -
11 -

4 -
13
R3 + R3-R2.

I 0-60.
I (I n
I
I I 2 I 3
=

0 1 5
- -

4 8
2(B) 3
-
=

0
2A) 21B) 3 < 4
=
=

Hence an fine solution


Deque offreedom 1
=
-
21A) =y-3= 1
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①.
-
The for a
Leontiefsystem two-sector
economy
is given

as follows.
0.894 b1
=

b2.
0.594 H0.65,22=
(i) Find 9,2922 and Interpretthem.
(i) Assuming technology does notchange find the change.
in the outputoftwo sector's it final demand ofsector
- by increases by a unit. Whathappens to the output oftwo
sector's itfinal demand of both
unit each?
sector's increases
by a

[ I
Ans.
fos? 0.xst
0.8 O 0
- 4 A
-

=
A
=> =

-0.50165
unit
an=0.2 (0.8 consumed by industry from industry to produce
Lunit)
92=0.3510.85unitconsumed by industry 2
from
industry 2 to produced I unit)
(i) Now demand:
[ "']
New
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LetNew output be
x=[?]
X CI- AT'D
=

-otse (58] (2)


-o (os,"
When New D=
asbt
(t]
then new
output-ots
( o.2] (t)
e.
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⑦ For what value of, the given system ofsavations


below has a unique solution.

(p+1)x (p + 1)y 9
+ =

4x + (P + 4)y+(p-1)2 1 =

3x
5y + (p-112 -3
+
=

whatcondition most
a satisfy for the system to have
solution when p=1. Find thatsolution.

Ass. For unique solution


1A13x3 F0

4 + 1) (P +y)(p -y) 5(p -


-

1)-

4((P 1)(x 1)) + 3(1p+1)(p-X]


+
-

I
8
(+)(p 1) (p 4 -
4 3)
0 + -
5 - +

⑭+1)(P-1)(1-2) 0 =

+1, -1,2.

Now when P=1

(8/!)
AB =
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For anting solution. -


10t59 = 0

2 2.
=

"No unique solution exist when


p=1"
⑦ Let A and in matrices with real entries. Give that
At B is invertible, show that

ACA+B"B BCA+BFA =

Ans.
-
Lets = A CA+BB
taking queue of thatmatrix, we have.
-1
ECA BB)
=
+

+
= B (ACA+BTD
BICA+B) A-D
=>

= BI (AAT BAS
+

B1) I +

BAY B+Al =

RutS=
BLA+B A
taking Inverse I
(BCA+B)A)=AY SBCA+$5JY
-

=A
!f(A +B) B1) A+(ABT I) =
+

At+ B
=

A
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O consider the
system ofEquations
x+
y z
+

3B
=

x
2y 32 5B
+
+
=

2y x +

5B +
x2 =

For whatvalues ofa and does the of Equations


system
have is a unique solution isinfinite solution (i) Nosolhan

(,]
Ans.
- As=
-

⑪Solution
2A) HIAB) 3
=

R2+ RC-R1
=

R3 R3- R1
+
8
x -

30
7 3, PER.

[0(/]
x
AlB = A
f) infer soluten
--

0 x
2-1/2B VH WAB) 2=
=

so,
R3+R3-R2 x -
3 0
=

x
3, BER.
=

[ :'s]
- 1 I
(e) olution.
2/A) F2(AB)
Notpossible
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⑰Letw, and we be two vector in RP. Moreover


they are

ofunit length Iwill=11W211-1 and their dot product


i.e

given
is
by W.W2 wi.w2=-1/2, where so, is the transpose
=

ofw.. find the length of (we-w2s ie Nw-well

A 114-w2= (-w2] w--wel


WiW-WiW-WW, fW2W2
=

I
=>

Will 2wiw2+HW2N2.
1 2( t) + 1
=

=3

DWI-w2l=13

⑳LetM, V, w be three vector in RRP suppose the vector


M, are orthogonal and the norms
of vis and va-I
find the value ofreal numbers in M = vtsw.
Ans. M.V 0 =

/IVII Y
=

V!W= 7
Now M vfw
=
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v' both the side.


multiply by
vill=V!V#View
0 IV+ Viw
=

0 (y) x(7)(:.vi
= +
4.v
= 0]
=

x -16/7 Ars.
=

09 For a dimensional vectors V, V2, Vs, vy. Prove/Dis


-

-prove the following.


(i) Ifvitue and vi-ve are linearly independent
then

v, and we are also linearly independent. and ve


(i) IFv, v2,are linearly dependent but v,

linear combination
are linearly independent then us is a

ofV, 2V2

combination of VI, V2, us


(ii) IFVY is a linear then vi, v2
and us is a linear combination of visk,
My are
linearly dependent.
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Ans. (i) VitV2 and V,-V2 are 1.1 (Given)


v, q V2 are 2.19.

k1(4 +V2! + k2(Y,- V2)


0
=

Given K1 K2 0.
=

Now 0
K2V2
=

kN+KI2 + K2V1 -

V2 0
(k1 + k2) 4 + (41 -K2)
=

Let Kitkz m1 0 =
=

0 =

K1- k2 M2
=

miv, mev2 0
+
=

M1 0, =
0
m2 =

Hence vis V2 are L.I

3
(i) k1V + k2V2 +K3V3 0 = L-D.

Atlesttwo kit r = 1,2, 3 hiven.

m,V+ M2V2 = 0 LI
M1 m2 0
=
=

Vs isa Liner combination of V,CV29.


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then it reaches to second Er.


kFK3 0 inED
=

henee K2 0 that means K370


K1
=

So 97Eq
kIV +12V2 V3 =

#3 -

k3

liner combination of
hence us is a

v,2 V2 since k3=0

(i) kin+kU2+keVs=Vy (Giren) I


MIVI+meVzV3 =

VI, ve, by are L.D2.

by Ki
multiple 228

Mik3V m2k3V2
k3V3
+
=

0+
Vy.
4 (k2trcks) V2
(41trks)
=

(k1 + M1k3) Vi +(K2 +M2Ks) V2-Vy 0


=

+22Vc+C3V 0
=

2, V,
15 - hence
:
vi, V2, M4qreL-D.
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Iconsider the three vectors


(2), (1], (I
Do they span in IR?

12 8]
Ans. LetA =
-

/A1 3(2-0) 3(4 0) 5(6 0


+ -
- -

2470
13.
2A) 3, hence
=
they span in

⑪ Letbe the odd posive Determine


-
integer.
whether there exist now real matrices such
thatA2+I 0, where A is an nex=

matrixand o is
Matrix, Iis the
idently
the wall matrix.
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Ans.
-
--
A+1 0
=

A-I

take determinant both the side.

/AY:1-11
/A: I (I) (:.KA) KYA]
=

If n is odd then

IAP=1 Si.EI=-1
11 = 1 I
When materix A has determinant
H or -1 then A+1 0'
=
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NTERMEDIATI
& MME

YEAR-2020
LINEAR ALGEBRA

o Given thatEM, V, ws is linearly independentset


a

of vector's in some vector space


v,prove that
is the set [v,w} is linearly independent
(i) the setsaw, b, cwl is linearly audependentwhere a
-band care scalar's

(ii) the Set [u+V, u-v} is


linearly independent
Ans k,n keV + k3w
0
+ =

Given k1 = K2 K3
=

= 0

(i) to prove veware Lit


MiV + m2W 0 =

mir+mew +O 0 =

miV+ m2w+kM 0
=
(.41 0
=

+ kM=]
Now compare this with 20
m1
K220,
=
M2 K3 0 = =
Hence VCWax11
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ji) am, by, aware L

M(qM)+h2(bv) + 13((w) 0
=

compare this with r


119=K1
Ma = 0 I n2b=K2
n2b 0
=

I
K3
13C=
432 0 =

n= R2 0 n3 0
0 = =

as 9,b,2929
Scalen
Hence are, by aware L

(i) IP utV, M-vare (I

4,[M+V) +X2(M-VI 0
=

(1+(2)M+ (1-C4V 0 =

&x (2)M (x
+ + -

x2) 0
+

0
=

(x1 x2)u +
(42) V+K3w =0(:.k3w=)
+

are
! 2220
Hence it
t
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Ifind the set of vectors thatare


orthogonal to three

[I], [i] (ii)


recors

AsLet
(y]
v =

(8) =
0 =
a =

(a)(4) =0 katb -kc =


-

()(,) a 24b+k+) 0
0
=
+
+
=

put a0 =
in E and 59B
b kc 0 b
k2.
-
=

=
=

3k+1)2 0
2kb + =

&((K) (3K+1C 0 +
=

2/24 3k+1) + 0
=
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<(2k 1)(k 1) + +
0
=

K = -1, -

42.
when K=-1
then b =
-
c from se
Hence

(-2) 4-i)
v =
=

(i
CAR, setofrester is
then

when 1
=-1/2
then
bit
v
f(x) c/,iz)
=

can then set


of vectors
(2)
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③3.
=I
Findthe rank of matrix A 2 I

*S WIAI =3 IF1A13x3F0
5- -

c[21 x1 0) 2(2x x) 0 + 1(0 4 x)) 40


-
- - - -
+ -

(1 -

(55 x)(1 x) 4 1)
- -
- +
0
=

(1
-

x)(x26x) 0 =

x=
1,0,6
x
1,0,6
=

minor
of order 2x2
I
I ·1
5 x
= 2 =0
-

Hence 2A) 2 =
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of Given two matrices A and B, iFAB:BA then


Argue that
dimension, construct an
A and B mustbe square and of same
true.
exampleto illustrate thatthe converse is not
necessarily
Ans.
*
-
-

AB BA=

be square and same dimension


To prove:Aand I must
LetA =

(aij]mxn.
B (bij]axs
=

IAB exist then n=2 [ nBxs]


If BA exst then mis.
(Exs*men]
order of MatrixAB is mar
order of matrix BA is 2xm.

AB:BAmeans mxv 2xm. =

m 0
=
or 2 m
=

Now n=2 implies mn =n


ms =

Amplies v= S
Hence m n 2=S A and
then B are
= =

square matrix ofsame order.


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A B are ofSavare matrix oflame ordert


To prove:ABFB A

13 I
LetA =
-

I
3

[si]
B =

AB =
(8) (: i]
-Cozy I's]=(5 is]
BA
(s i]/-] (iso IsI?]
=

=[ ]
AB FBA Hence proved.
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O consider the given system ofequations:


92 37 1
+
=

2x
y 3
+ =
-

2x+
2y = K
i) state a
necessary and sufficientcondition for a system
of m equation's in a variables to have a solution.
(i) IF=0, whatcan you say aboutthe solution of the
given system ofsavations? For whatvalue of K
does the have
system a unique solution.
(ii) whatare
superfluous eavations?Are there
any
superfluous equation's in this case? Also comment
on the
degree offreedom.
I)
A

Necessary condition -> M=a.

Sufficientcondition -> MD =

fil Augmented Matrix

-3]
A =

R2 f R2- RI
R3 + R3 R1
-
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[8( 2]
R3 5R3-UR2
+

[0 I
I
-
Is
O ⑧ 5kH0

When K 0 =

then GCA) 2
=

3
WCA1B)
=

hence No solution
For unique solution:
5k +10 =
0 fk =- 2. (:.WA) =
HAB)2]
=

(a)
superfluous equation:on-2CA/
3 - 2 1
=

Degree of freedom:1 -
VAS
2 20-
=
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NTER MEDIATE MME


I

(YEAR-2019)
I prove that
any setof a vector's in IR" is

linearly dependentifkn.
As
-
let V, V2, V3, ...
Vi vectors in R4.
and In

so for linear
dependency.
GV, +12v2+(3V3+...+(V 0 =

(V)
vi= for all in
a a
to

-(i) 2(n)+... x)]


+
+

= 0
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CIVx+C2V21+.. +CkVK 0
=

"

CoVn+12 ven+.. f(kUn 0


=

when in that means number ofvariable is


greater than

number ofEquation, means Sobhan


to find the we had to

hits trial -some


use method by taking any nonsens

linearly dependent
thatIndicate
value
V,,... Vic are

② Under whatconditions is lower


triangular matrixof order
non is invertible. Prove for a lower
triangular matrix 343
that it goverse exist, the Inverse is also a lower triangular
matrix.

Ans. Lower
=
triangular matrix is
[his]
A: nen
where aijovics
is Invertible itand only if all is main diagonal entries
are non zero. diagonal entries
non
zw means
as to
+ i
j]
=

[ I
Let A
=
a O O
b C 6

de f

For A to be invertible a, c, f fo
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(A) a((f 0)
=
-
acf 0
=
+

cofactor's
-

211 = of C21 0
=
(31 0
=

212 bf
=
222 af=

(32 0=

213 be ad =
-

223 92
= (33 aC
=

act(Ec Ye aeI
= Adja:1
1,
O
A

Hence it is also lower triangular matrix.

as i) For whatvalues
-
ofp dues the system of squations:
px +y yz
+
=
2

2x
y p2 2
+
=
+

x -

32 p
=

have
unique, none or infinitly many solution's

(i]
AsAugmented
materix(AB)=
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unique solution
UA) WLAB) 3
=
=

VCA) 3= => 1A13xsFO

(A) 0 = 4(3-0) 1( - -
6 -

p2 4(0-1) +
+

3p 6+ p2 4 0
+
- =

p23k 20
+

PF2 and 1.
then unique
CASE -
I
solution exist
-

Now when p=1


then

"iti
43:

10
-

R25 R2-2R1
R3 + R3 -

R1

4-2
I
-
I I

0 +
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R3 + R3 -
R2

[ -2]
AB = I

0-1

O .

VCAI = 2

XAB) 3 =

Hence for P =1 No solution exist

⑰I: P2
=

[Y!)
R2 + R2-R1
R3 + 2R3 R1 -

[ I
2 I Y 2

O
o
O O

0-1 -
10

rut)=WIHB) <3 hence for p =2.


·
Infinite many solution exist.
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⑬4) Replace the rector ofconstant (2,5,1) in


part(i)
above
by (b,b2,by) and state a necessary and
sufficient condition for the new system ofEquation
to have infinite solutions.

MB=(Y]
As

For infinite solution.


When p2 =

AlB=
[201]
R2+RL-R1
3 +2R3-R1
R

L8.9% I ba)
I 2 I Y
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Infinite solution when


be-b=o=>
bz=b,
exist

when p=1

as

Y R
2 Re-2R1
=>

R3 + R3-R1

I I
I I I
Y by
0
+
1 -
7 b2 by -

0 of-7 bz-bl
R2 f R3-R2

I 1
I I 4 by
O -
-b2-2b1

0 00 by -bz + b1

Infinite solution exist when bs-bet b1=


0
b=b2 -
bi
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oThe ofa productare


5000 consumer's
equally
divided between brand A
and brand i this
year.
year 10% of brand
However each a consumer of
the previous year shift to brand B whereas 20%
of brand B consumers ofthe previous year shift.
to beard A. The total number ofconsumer
remain fixed.
(i) whatis the proportion ofbrand consumer's
A

after 2
year.
proportion ofbrand a consumer's
Leis whatwas the
Last year

As
and
in
met exp = Brand A

Brands L ABr a n dIs


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this year. Equal product are divided


between.

Brand A and Brand B. means


BrandBrandB
Si = [ 0.5 0.5]
This process is a markov process which
means where St = St= P= St-gp.. = S,ptel
Proportion of
Brand A and Brand B. at time t

(i) S2 = S, P
=
[0.50.5]
E88
I [0.45+010
0005+04]
[0.550.45]
=
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proporhon of brand A

↳s Gel so is the proportion of Brand a

and Brand B in previous year.

Sp So P
=

[0.50.5)
So(8 is]
=

t
80: (05
0.5]/]
0.9 of
0.2 0.8

10.50.5]
of (e. I
=

=o [or):[*E
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The plane P is perpendicular to the straight


line passes through
2 y = =2-3
I
and

the (1,5,71. Find the Equation Plane


of P.

AEuf
plane.
P,(x-a1) + (2(y 92) -

+P(2 -

93) 0 =

3(x 1) 5(y:5) 2(z 7) 0


=

- + +
-

Pls solve soll


1.
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⑳If and I are vector's of unit length


then under whatcircumstances is the
length
of their difference Equal to 2.

Als
-
Given (IH 11511= 1
=

To move:1155-511 2.
=
It
NOW
115-5I (1-5) =
(5x-5)
IISTIR2555+
= 11512
=
2 -25y

5y)
2(1 -

When sty: -

than 11-TTE45
1155-511 2.
=
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⑦ How
many different
matrices of and is
formed and
3x3 can be thatare both diagonal
qdempotent?
Ans.
f
Let d

8]
A= 0
be
·de diagonal Matrix.
00 d3
A die

L as]
O ⑧

o d O

0 ·

For
gempotentAl A
di=
d, dz= de,d5=ds
d1
=0,1,d2 0,1,d5 0,1 =
=

hence Number
ofmatrixare=2x2x2
8
=
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08 specify the domain and provide a rough sketch ofit for


the function f(x,y)= In
19-x9y2). Also provide a

level curve of
height4.
1f(x) In
=

(9-55-947
for domain
9- 5-gy2> 0

+qy2>9

#Tl -

When heightis 4 then.


In
(9-1-972) 4
= =
9- egy=eY
stgy=9 eY. -

It is not possible because q-etco and +950


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of For the surface defined by function F(,)


z =

tangentplane at
show that
42,4) interestthe Zaxis.

atz
F(x,)-Fis(i)"
=

Ans.
2
FCC,
I)
- =
-

letA B YIx
x,
=
=

2 F(A,B)
=

#
=Fp(A,B) +Fis
(AB).
E's(-)
=
1 +

-FHABI+Fi
A

F*(AIB) -0+ FBI, s


=

=
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Equation of tangent plane.

f(x)
j-4
2 2, x)
- +
-

191,71) 7)

fFi))+F")n] ests
2- 21
=

+
Fy),) is, (3-4)
Interestat2 axs Implices. (=Y 0
=

F(x,)
2-

F(y) ly,)
=
=

F(x,y)-
=

i
Fele) tt).
Hence proved.
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⑧ Stae three differentcondition's for


concavity of a function
fexy) thatis
continuously differentiable oforder 2.
and is defined on convex domain.
Ans.
-

Ilet z
f(x,y) be function
a continuous partial.
=

with
derivative ofthe firstand second
order, defined over
convex sets in the plane. Then
fis Fi, 0, fico
to
concave and

E. Afunction f(xy) defined z =


on a converset s
is concave
in sit

f((1 d) (x,3,) dxx2,72)]= c-d) fls,4


-
+

+df, y)

for all
1, 4, ts + d
<c0,1).
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OM. I2=f(x,y) is
global maxima convex
under its
domain with
1,4) interior
is max point then 2 is
concave.

&2. Draw
-
a sketch oflevel curve to the function.
f(x,y)=S+ height
function homotheic?
(I2 at the 3cm or m. Is this

Ans.
-
24 2 +
=
3

y2
8 3
+

3x=
2
y +

2x4.
3 Y'2017.
using values (Box method)

I
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&12. The temprature at point y) on a metal plane in the

x-y plane is
T(x,y)= *
Itty
(i) Find the rule
of
change oftemprature atwill in the
direction (2,-1)

(i) An ant at1,1) wishes to walk in direction in which


the temprature drops Write down the unit-
most rapidly.
vector in thatdirection.

1 (i)=
++yy-xy (29)
[1+ + Y2
C
214,13 =
8
=is(y)
I
3,2 9
=
=

88(1,1)
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Now unit direction


vector(s)
(ts)
1441
Rate of change at11, in the unit direction

is D=
nus*
(5)iylf:its
=

(i) If (GradientVator)
44+
=

unit vector where temprature decreases most

sapidly --

*4+Y)=-
2
0-
(i) state the implicit theorem
AndLet fall, 12, ...
C, 4,42.--(m) 0
=

F2 (9,12, ...

n, 81, 42...Ym) 0 =

fm (9,14,.. (C, 41, 42,..4m) 0


=
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where are variable and ye


exogenous are
endogenous.
variable.

Now Diff both side.

dest... dinttdyt.-+ Gemdim


:

dest--Emdent, fm
dy,t.. dym e

Now
y,d4st... drm=- fde-...mden in

"
sim dy,-...
ii dim=-mds,...-fidim
2Ym
--

seem

Solve for dy,.... dim.

-A, o. .. ↑

Em
Em .....
m
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Thatis called Jacobian determinant which used


is to

determine the dy?!


Ym: 5D+0

In essence, this is impliut function theorem.

ase; the function f(x,2,2,M,Y: RESR2 is defined


by system of two equations:

1342 +20V-M22 0 =

xy2 fxzM+YV? 3 0, has


= a solution.
at
25,2,2, M, V) (1, 1, 1, 1). Find the values of the
=

endogenous variable M and v when 11.02, y=0-99,2=1


Ans.
- ~Pyz +
24V-rv2 0
=

I
Apply differential both side in Er

-3d(y2) +42) d(4 +ad()-dry-de 0 =

e(yd2 + 2dy) + y2(342dr) +2(dv +rdIK


->
(r?2vdv +v? 2MdM -
0 0 =
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put xy =

z M V
=
=
=
=

1
and
dx=0.02, dy=-0.01, d2z 0

then

0.01 +3dM 2(d4+.02) -(dU+2dM)


-

+ 0
=

o.0+3d4+2+ooy o-20M 0
=

dy +0.03 0
=

=> dM -0.03.
=

NOW

xy2+ s2M +yV2 3 0


-
-

2
Ally differential both the side in

o
zydy +ydx+ x(2du+Md2 + yardr+ridy0
=

put
1, dxo, dy=-.01,
(y2=
= =
d2 0=

dr=-003 then.

2(0) (02) + (=0.03


+

0+2dv-601=0
+

dV 2 0.02 =&V=0.01.
=
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NOW dM = 003
-
=

01d =1
=
New M = 0.07
1-0-03=

dV 0.01=

oidv=1

New v 1+ 0001= 1.01


=

Q. State the definition for quasi-concave functions


use the definition to test whether the following three
function's are quali concave!

(i) f(x) x()9e=E


=

G)b4Y) sy. =

Asquasi concave.
Let fee be a function defined over a convex set

inR4. For each real number a, defined the


upper level set Pa= [x2es:f44aY is a

convex set
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i) fell = s

Pa=[xts: fex a?
Exes: sia?
=

-2 a (c (a) ex(a) 0
= -

set (-00,-(a) V(va,w)


since Above intervals are breaking hence
nota convex Notquali concave
set.

() 924 rec [i.,o]


=

Pa= Exes: gea?


94pa => riz, a 11,920]
x a2

-27 (a2, v)
Itisauniqueinteral hence converse
the
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(i) h(47) cy =

upper level set


Pa= 9443/es: sky,al
syz a

y
z
Assuming a so acO

=
-

"IIIIIIIII's
-

-
Both are not a
convex set
hence Not
quasi concave
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& Derive the condition B under which the


on X,
funcion f(xy) =2, y, x, o defined on domain

1920, 410 is
(i) concave. his strictly () Qualiconcave.
concave.
(iv) convex

A
fist2x1* GB
fly 2B,yB-1
=

fix 2x(x-1)9-2yP
=
A
=

B
fixy 24B,-/yp-1
=

fly =
2P(B-1<yP-2_ C
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(i) for
--
concave.

ACO
n
x=1
=>

C =0
B
=>
= I

Ac -
B0
N

YPL-1(P-I* y2-45py24-2
=
4ap,-2y2p-2(x-D(9-1)- cB]

Yay-1 P))=0 -

k
+

1
=>
-

4 1)
+
=
6

x
+B= 1
Her
for conesetthe
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(i) by
concave

ACO
220, AC-BY 0
I

0xx,PC1,x+ B <1

(e) wex.

3
A 10 -221
C=0 = B>/
CB30 x B I1
A
+

There three condition cannotbe occur

Simultenously. hence No cord for convex


9: x21, B21 does not
imply x+B =17
(i) 2 2xxyP
=

in2 1n2+ x1nx+


Biny
=

Inz conferent
=

commee. (,Buo)
12 concome
= hence In 2 is

quei concave
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In 2
Letz
·

= 2

since in is quoi concern and exponential


is quoi concert.
is
strictly increding, hence I

State the sufficientcondition for a


function to possess both global maxima

minima in its domain.


and global
Find the
global exterme points for the

function f 2xxy)=sys defined on the set

[ (x,y)/, =
1, 412., y x +

= 10}
Sufficientcondition
Letf(xy) be function with continuous partial
derivative first and second order
of the
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in a domains, and let


convex
190,y) be

an interior point of s which Iis stationary

9 If, for alley) ins, one has f, 40


c (y)and face
·
o
(fill
then 211,40) is a maximum for Fe,)
in s.

has
b) If for all (41) ins, one

I, to, to and fific-li


then 1x10,30) is a minimum for fly
ins.
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Now f(x,y) x243 =

C+y < 10
x
21, 22,
(1,9)
·

y "IIIIII
2,2)
=

182
⑳,0): 91
*

Fix:2543, fyicsigh
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fizo, fly 0
=

2xY'=0, 3940
x
0,y 0
= =

putwill not be considered as 1 y 0


= =

are not in to the sets.

CASE
-
I:
(1,2) 221,9)
x1 =

f(1,y) 43 =

Let g(y) y3 y = (1,9]


=

g((y) 3Y0 =
=

y0 =

max 2min can occur at(1,4211191


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CASEI
·

-
(1,2) (8,2
y 2
=

f.(19,2) 32 =

Let G12 8992 =

x=[1,8]
G(4 165) 079 0
= =
=

max min can occur at21,2) (82)

·
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~

Ca (1,9) 18,2)
9+y 10 =

y 10 x
=
-

-
f(x2,10 -

1) x240 =

S(10-15
H(= 9E[011
HYP c3 (10+D(-1) + 210-3339
=

1240-s2 (3x 2910f)


=
+

((10+ (-5x +2) 0


=
=

12 =
0, 10. Y..
max2 win can occurat
(4,0) (1,4) (82)
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*
14,87 (1,2) (1191.
2 sys
512,575729
-

Absmax
mie --

Abn.
: Find all
stationary points ofthe fundion
fix,y)=c+Y? say-25+/Fy+y classify
the pointas maxima, minima
stationary
and Saddle point
A= 3,2
y-4x+1
fy 27-29-1:
=
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Putfxz 0 = and
fly to

Sizy-y,H=00 and SY,-1:02


2y 2x + 1
=

Put the
value
of by in 92D
3,2x --4x+1 0 =

39- 69 0 =

3 x299 -

2) 0
=

12
0,2
=

y y2,512
=

10,42) (2,512)
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fix 6974,
=
A

f= -
2 B
=

fly =

2 =c

At
(012)
A -

YC0
&,42)
saddlin
=

is
B =

- 2

2 230=

At
(2,E)
A 8 -
AL -B*
1270
=

B =
-
2
c =
230 (2,5/2) is minima
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.Two sets A and B in R2 are defined


= 107
as A
[(144);
=

(7
B =

3244)/2x5+Y 07 =

Draw a sketch ofthe sets and


decide.
(i) whether the sets A and Bare

closed and Bounded".


(i)Whether the SetArB is convex?

AsA CY?10

"4,
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E
-

Both are closed butnot bounded.


(s Ar

convex set
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⑲ Given that the function f(xy) is

homogenous ofdegree p, show that

f(42) and homogenous


, y are

otherwise
with dequep-1, using this or

plore that ficstzeyfilyt yfyy


p(p-1) f(x,y)
=

Asis homogenous deep it


with

f(d,,d4) df(x,3)
=

Let
=
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f((z) fey). =

2 =
f(x,y) x"d(y) =

= par
g4)=-yc-d' *
Let

9(6,494) (94)(x,p*
d's)
= -

+ P(dp* (y)
f-y,0+
)
-

=
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q(1934) d492,44) =

w
fy=x'st
=

x
0) h(x,y)
=

h(4,93) (xpr-10'y =

(P ,d
-

=
GY- h(4)
When function is homogenous with

degree of "ficify.
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When I is with degree p


homogenous
then Euler's theorem holds.

32f yfy Pfx,y)P


+

wirts
Diff both side

sfx+ fe+yfy= pfs


x +
yfy=
4- fs
Now diff EI wirty
sefly + yfyl+ty.1=pfl
sefing Ify= (1-1) fy.
+
B
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muchply & bysander by y then

Add,
sofce +exy fiy=-Defsc
syfly + yts=P-DIF
2 ficist
sayficy+y2fy
= (P-1) (eftyfg
=(p-1) (Pf(x))
-
Hence proved
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Q:Determine whether the following sets.

(i) S 244,4):
= y29-xy and
(i)T244,4):x=0, y=0, *4= 17
=

are
(i) Bounded (ii) compact
(i) Closed

Ans.
--
S
y29-x2
# Not Bounded
-
· 10,9) #closed as Boundary
-
-

points considered.
compactbecause
-

- #
Not
not bounded
I
#Bounded
-

"I #closed
v
#
compat
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NTER MEDIATEMME
=>

CYEAR-2018)
& For any two vectors and
y in 14 prove
that
1991-114-11x-yI1
**IN. 11x1 11x- y+y11
=

using triangular inequality in RHs.

Hx1 11x y+ y11 11914K +181


= =

1991 199-411 Hyl

1191-11411 = 119-411 D
In 19811 11y-x+x/
=
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11411 114- + 1212 117x 11


=
+ 11921

1981 114-111 + 191


[i. 1197411Hy-
1411-1991 (11-yI1
->
(1191-11411) = 11x-411 &
from 598 and 2.

1911-19411 Ux-yI1.
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② Find the equation ofplane through passing


the point- (1,2,-5) thatis perpendicular tothe

plane 2x-y+ 2 1 and 51+Y-22-3


=
= 0

Asequation of reavid plane is

P,((+) P2(y z) 13(2 st 0


+

-
+
+

Now this plane is to to two planes


means.
-

2p1 P2 P3 0
-

+
-

p1 12 2P3
+
-
0
=

Let 4s=
gp, Pc k

pi+
=
-

41 k/3
=
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in p1+ P2 2K =

+k 2k =

bz
= =

2k-ty
&
Pc 5K
=

q
(x 1) +
+

54(y 4 k(2+st
- +
= 0
(

(x 1) 5(y 4 (2
+

5) 0 +
-
+
+
=

&

Solve a PIs.
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8. Does the
following set ofvectors span in 131
why or
why not?
vi =
(4,5,0), V2 (2,3,1), V3 (3,4,2)
=

Vy 21,0,17
=

whatis the minimum number ofvector required


in R3.

As Let w= (?) is
the linear combination.

of VI, VYs, Vy where 944,2 ER.

k,V +k2V2 +K3V3 +kyVy W=

41(8) 42)5] 1/2) 4/7


+
+
+
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/*3]
AB:

R2 + R2- 2R1

[ I
gas
=
Y 2

· -
-

0 12 A

Rg RstR2

I I
I Y 23 I S

0 + -
2
-

2 y- 2S
O 0 0-1 2+y-2
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4K1+242+3k3+ky 0 =

-

K2-24a-2ky y- 292 =

[ky 2
y 23
+
=
-

k4 2x-y-
=
2.

put ky in 99
-

k2 -2k3 -

2(2xy-2) y-2 =

Aesme k3 0
=

-
k2 y =
-
z + y-zy-22.
-

k2 -
=

y -

32 Y
+

k2 y 32 =
+

-
Y

Put k2, in ED
K3, ky
we
getk1= Save
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so for
every 12,4,2eR these exst

stanned in
k,,42, 13, kye
hence
they
minimum number of
vector required in R3
=

Byprove thatif matrix is orthogonal


, then the determinant of matrix A is

↳1. Prove also that converse is not


free.

*orthogonal matrix

A AT I =

taking determinantboth the


Side:
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IAAT = I

IAI IEI
HATE
1A= 1 C. IAIAT), IID
/Al:Is hence proved.
let
28]
Now A=

At =
C; i)
Ant=
('!] (i]
8 I FE
=
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Not but
orthogonal
1A1-1-0 1 =

hence converse need not be free..

Os:
-
-
A
system of linear simultenous
Equation is
given by
x+ 10
2y
=

3x
6y 4
+

9x +
8y 40
=

is Find the condition on PCq for the system


to be consistent

(i) in each case, determine degree of


freedom and superflous equation -
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Ans
Augmented matrix

AB =

]
R2-R2 3RI =

R3 - R3-YR1
AlB
[ I pyss]
= 12
00
9-40

Equation to be consistent when MCAS-WAB


hence.
qu =0 and p-30 0
=

9Y =
and p 30
=

deque of freedom: n-21) G-D=


1.
=
1

Superflows Equation M-A)=3-1=


=
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⑥ Prove thatifa linear


system ofequations
has more than one solution, then it has infinetly
many solutions.

Ans. AX B =
D
-

Let X, and ye be the solution of the Above


system ofequation. (means two solution?
:. AX1 = B, AX2= B.

let (1-dix+&x2 be the linear combination.


ofX and X2.
In saration 1.

A[(1 -
d) x1+ dx2]= [1-d)Ax+ dAxz
(r-d)
=>
B dB+
B(1
=
-

d + d) B
=
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that means all points lie on straightline


drawn from xxx2 are the solution of

system of equation. Hence more than one

solution implies infinite solution.

⑰Define the property of linear Independence.


for a setofvectors Ex2,12, ny...

(i) prove non-zoo vectors


thatthe set of
Exx,2., 13) is linearly independentitthree
vectors are pairwise orthogonal
As(i) liner independence for 594,--m}
means K11+ k2/2+-fkncinco -> K12 =.=kn =0

(11x
(i) 12x12
+ +

(375 04 =

(1 22 =
=
13 0
=

if4is=1.1(z= /, /1s 0
=
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multiply 99 by rector,

2, 119414 + 2212244 + (39,9 0 =

(29 91-923 =

0
=

means
C, I0 =
40
= =

similiary muchply with 1 and is

you getG2= 1 0 =

C ways its solve stall similialy


vsidal]
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asthe equation (cy+2y2+32= Implicity6

defined 2 is a
function of sandy. Find
the directional derivative ofthe function
in the direction (2,51atpoint (111).

ceil find the second order directparticl


derivative of 2 with expecttoy for the
function in part car above at1111,1)

= -

E -(I =
=

"Il f2 2y+s2.
82
=- x2)
·
-
-
I
=
0 y(1,1)
Fe 24+ 62
direch vellow
(f, Fal
unit
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Directional
-
derivative

--
5(a)-)

r
-

Anse; scy+syz 32=6 +

i (s) -
=

=- (4):
28
4922)at
62]2
+

(2 + 1.)
-3.
(82.
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-
=-

t
-

9. Calculate the rate ofchange in 2 at

i
5t,:
t =0
f, ye
z=

,w etf1
=

As
I getto
at t 0 =

-Evy
N-

B
#-=
I I 2002
I
W 2.=

t0=
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#
-(y)
t 0
=

0
=

#2 539.(I) =

82
out(s) I =

I t=
sty=>
# =

= t- I+
#

+
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8=
#

& 0
=

drt 0 =

=et
190
& ((0) 0(0 (-)(4) + + 0
+

=-As.
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⑳ Show that the equation of tangentplane.


at Point 294,y,,2) on the surface z= fy
is given by y,x+14y-22,2 0
=

Ans. Equation
=
of tangentplane
2 2,
2(x x)
2y(y 31) ①
- = +
-
-

- -
se,
=

==-(19,4)
=
25,


xi, (19) (y-y)
+

2 -
=

Et 2,
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2444,2 -2(144) y,(x) + 14(y-y) =

2444,2 -2(144) x7, -144, +144-144. =

x41+4y.-2
2444,2-204=
xy, +1y -

22 4 0
=

((4, +143-2221 0 (:.2 i)


=

Hence proved.
⑰Draw the level wrve for the function
f(x,y) is passing through the point
23,5). Find the unit vector perpendicular
to the
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A. At
13,57
-

f (19,4 2
=
5559:16 4
=
=

New 2:4
y2,IS

= I

I level are

Gradient rector
(*f=Easts
i+zy I
-

&
3,5 CT B,st
+5
-
=
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let4+vI is the unit direchon vector.


then
xf. (Mi+vs) 0 =

(-+ 5) (4+Vs) 0
=

3M+r
- 0
=

3M -
=
5V

M
GV
=

Now n=1

25V2f 1
=
=)
34V= 1 =
IY
V=

Iy
u =

divit direction vector is.

54-5 or 1973;
By 134 134 134
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& State and sketch the domain of function.


(1994) = E In (y+3)

As main
y-x? O and y+x>0
ye and y3-3

-
-
-

y 1x1
-
-

-
=>
=
-
~
-
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-Equilibrium
013. An model oflabour demand and

↑FC
pricing
output
-w 0 =
dead to the system ofequation
and PFCL)=cLtc, where I is
twice differentiable f'CL) >0 and fill co
with

All the variables are positive. Regards wand


c

as
exogenous so that I and are endogenous.
variable which function of wand a ground
are
the point A
[W,,P,L)= (wo,co, Po, 20). Find
an expression
for Isit by amplit
differentiation.
⑮ P g(w,c)
=

L -h(w,2)
=

PACL WL+c
=
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Diff both side wirt.c

&Pf(x) G,(w 1)
+
=

PfC+f-wt

1P
[Pfy-wI+ FY=
Pf(L) -w 0
=

Diff W.V.t-c.

=0
PfC &C
Solve see and & using. Cramer'srole

D PF(b)
=

- W f(t)
↑ffCL)
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p(f(x) wf() pf"Cf()


= -

1 fiy
D1
f(k)
=

Pf(4-w
I
D2 =
I

Pf"(t) O

24 =
F
=

PEY/IwFY-PA"CL) f(Y
2 =-f()=

P(f(y)=wf(L) Pf"(b)f(1).
-
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similiarly Diff the below function w.r.tw

fCL) -w 0
4 =

Pf(x) wL+ 2.
=

and find
2wI JW

⑰(i) state the defination of homothetic function


A 2 f(x)
=
where SCER" is the
convexdomain.

f(x)
IF =
F(Y) Implies f(tD f(ty) =

sayst is homothetic function.

CASE-
-
-
Every homogenous funcion is homotheric
Lets
say f(tsi) f(+Y) =

+ 4f(Y)
=

=> f(7y)
Hence I is homotheli
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buthomothetic
CASEI
-
! Itis not homogenous
2 F(x)
=

F(x H(fex)=
=

3Hf is
is
strictly reverin
homogenous.
(i/f42) F(Y) =
(i) F(+x) FCt3)
=
=

H(feD H(f(4))=

F(t=H(f(1))
fel
f(x) H(t 4f(x)
=

H(f(ty)
=

F(z())
=

s Are the function I and


I are homother.

(x,x2, ---((n) A(s, +s,--+spice


-

&
=
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g(1,1) 2log,4 =
5toge2
+

Ans

A[216x4..-+sndY
=

F(1x,dx,--den) =

(54)
=
4. A(8x4.-+ snin*
d4 f(x,,-- (n)
=

Since I is homotheric
homogenous. Hencef is

NOW
g(1,2) =
Clog,p + stogsz.
-log()
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Let
F(x,92) e?
=

H(U) =
log(4).
& (14,122) H
=

(F(x,x]
F(1,1) is homogenous dept
with

and Inn is strictly increasing


Hence homothehic.
924,12) is

015. Is the sum


-
oftwo quasi concave function
necessarily gas concaves. Why or why not?
Ans
let f(= x3
fe) 3x2. =

since I is Non-Decreasing, hence.


quei concave
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Tel 1- 2
GDx
=

g(( =
-
2x 0
=

x0 =

Sign of gi
#----
before 10 =

f is
non-Decreey.
then
non-querasing hence qual concave.

Mocha f(x + g()


-

he x3 +1-x2
=

h() 3x2x =
=
0

(22391
=
-
2) 0
=

x 0,43
=

+f
- . . . . If it
-

c
is
Neither strictly 12 nor strictly be 2
and now unique where he is
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and
Non-Degreasy Non-forcesig.
hence Not quasi concave.

⑧Find the critical


-
points and classify-
them as local maxima, local minima and
Saddle point for the function.
↑(44) [x+zy); 444
=

f=(etzy) ete +42x


=(Y(x zy+ y
fy (x+cy);444-2y+
=
je
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fy j4+y(= xxy- yy+ 2).


=

For max or min to I fy=o


+ y-y=
1
0

90 = or ctzy+= 0 -2x4y4220
CE--2y

-
22xy)-4+ 2 0 =

-
2+
yy-4442 0 =

yy(1 3) 0 - =

y
=
0,y
=
1
=

21
SI-ly - x I1 =
(4:0
X-1=) s2 exist t
does not
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put so in
-20yy+ 2 0
=

yy42 0 =

↑ =
y2
y I
=

points
are
(0,t)(a) (4 (10)
fix =

gly(-6x24y+2) (-2 4y+2


+ -

⑰ vt
=

fiy- estus
(-2-ysy+2pY ·
-

zy

fig:tst
gssy) (2xy-yyi
+

=YY-2y.
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4(2)
#
A
= 0

BE
0
2 =

It.(*) t0
et.
=

ACB20 =

can be max, min, saddle

(f)
At 10, I
At 21,0)
-

-
-

A A
0
4e <0
=
=
=

B 0 =

B -
=

4e
c
et(
=

C =
-
2e O
Ac -
B =0 Ac-B* 822-100k0
Can
=

be max, win
(10) Saddle point
· Saddle
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At G1, I
A=
- 42 <O
B 42
=

C -
= 2e0
7 B2 <
A 0

(-1,0) saddle point


⑰ Find the maxima and minima ofthe
function 91194) (2x =

4)e<y-1)
+
9-2
e
defined on the sets wheres is the

rectunglor region with vertices 10,0)


10.17 (2,1) and 22,0) ·
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Ans.
(2,17
111)
-

&10) (2,0)

fi et(e.
=
(2y- 2+(2x+ eCess
(yfet (2 (2x 4)
=
+
+

(zy
=
-

1 449 6x + -

2) 0
=

y Y2,
=

2x43x -

1 0
=

x= - 3I/7
I
-3-HAwill not be considered as it
-

Y
lies outside the
rigion
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x
347 3 4-1 0.3
=
-

+
-
= =

I
and y 12 =

10.3, 42)

fy es* 24) (Rye-2


=

+els-2!2 I
2e (x+Y). e4
=

Y (2y-1) 18
+
-

1
2)
I 0
=

I
x -
= 22y2u y -

y 2 1
+
+

0
=

24254 +

3 0
=

y 1,312.
=

( -2,1)( 2,31) -
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Points.
Henal
fk 0 =
fi 0
=

9 0.3
=
9= -
2

y 12
=
y 1,312
=

(0.3, 1) 10.3,512)
side the region

Nestl 10,17 [2, 1).


=

y 1.
=

f(941) =

2x+ 4) e (2011-1) el
let9(1) = ec2x + 41 e Ixxz(0,2)
>

9=
e(cx+)ee] =
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92 03.
=

maxemin can ocean at10,1) (2,1)


20.3,1)
Ca (0,0) (2,0)
y =0

↑(92,0) e Y
22x 4)
=
+
-

G41=-eY(2xx+4 9*" 9t[0,2]


Let

putG2) 0
=

x 0-3 =

max 2 min can occur at


10,0)(2,0)
(0 -

3,0)
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CRII!
-
(0,0) (0,17
-

12 0
=

f0,y= 4ely- (24-1


h13):4 et-224-1) ye [011]
·

[y-z
n'ly)=4(ets+ (24-112-e(3-4) =

y 1,42.
=

2.

maxe min can occur at (0,1 (90)


Cr. (2,0) (2,17
12 2.
=

f(2,4) 8e(2y 1)
= -
e-2)2
let 9(9):Sea (25-1) e-4:
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+
0
=

y 1,3/2.
=

max 2 min can ocer at(2,0) (2,1)

(2,314
Now substitute all critical points and
f1994).
points from cores in 2 =

Largest value is Absolute max

Lowestvalue is Absolute min


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of verify whether the sets A and Base.


convex,

A
9(x,y)/x
=
y 16,44=44
9494)/y.}
B =

A. Set A
-

Ist
Not a convex set

Set B.
-
".......
-
/ Convex set
&
·
=
Y2

8
=-2 VA
9 =-2
y 2 HA-
=
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&For the
, evaluate the
function 2

fxcy)=(y
=

of
elasticity substitution.
and
verify the outer's theorem.

( g-
Ans
-
-
z
f(x,y)
=
=

MRTS= Ex - (8
Fly
=

082
+

(+0g)(-)
-

4(2
=

↳x
Maast
=
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=
=2.
A
=

2(2) 94
Euler's theorem

-138)=(+ sy
flasaz: dy
=

18+
d+ 4d Ax
=
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Homogenous deque=1
Evelers
-

xf + Yx f(914)
=

x.s+ g()
its =

+
y.+8852
= -

82 12-2 -+

+
=

(8 Ef
+ 0.8

hence
proved
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NTERMEDIATE MRE
=>

CYEAR-2017)
⑪ For
any two non-zero vectors a and b prove
that
a.b
yla+b- 419-b
=

**RArs= by
l19+ 4119-bI
(91). (a-b)
I4+ b) (a+b) ty
= -

I (a-hab+lb- [19KGarb+b)
an+9b+-at ab
->

Gb ab (it's
=
=

Hence proved -
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⑦Show that it set ofvectors 1,2,...<n)


is
linearly independentand 24,1,.--(n-1
are
any sealer then set of vectors
Ex-ecn, z-Gan, ---, n+- (n-14n)
is also
linearly independent
Ans.
- Assuming , x2, 43, ....
In are Lit
then
1141 + k242 3x3 +-- +kn2n 04
+ =

imples k1=K2-...- kn 0 =

Aw a-can,...., En-1-2n-1.

m,221-41<n7 + me(2-22 <n)+--+Mn., kn-1-(nan)


O
(m,x 7
=

+mex2+.
mm <R-1

xn (MIC1+...+Ma-(n-1) 0
=
-
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Let mi2+...+Mn-2n-1=mn
then
mix +
mex2+-+mn/4n-1+(- mn) <n 0
=

Now compare this squation


with
mic K11
0
M2= K2 0
=

!
mn= kn 0
=

since one, ...mn-1 =0 then.

4-212n,... En--In-1an.
are
linearly Independent vector's
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③ Asquare matrix of zero and ones in which


-

the sum ofelements in each row and each.


column is
exactly one is called a permutation.
matrix. Show that 2x2 Permutation matrix is

Invertible and find its Invense.


Ans.
let P [qu
eI
-
-
=

where 911+912 1, 921+922=


=
1
911+921=1,9127922= 1

means
aijt 90,13 Fi,j=12.
Now let
p=C,0]
P1 0
=
-1=-1

=, AdP 1 =

[-]
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⑦Show than any positive odd integral power of


a
skew-symmetric matrixis also skew symmetric.
Ans.
mmetric
matrixmeans
-

AT
= A

#ove! CANT-A4-
LINS =
(A4T
=>

(AXAX... Alt
(-ATX-Atx... X-AT)
=>
T
(:. AE A].
-

when his odd then

(- ATn)t
=

=
-

ATT) =
-
An
Hence proved.
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5 Find the equation of line passing through the


Point P21,3,2) (2,5,-6).Where
Q does this
line intersectsyplane.

Asequation of line L.

P(1,3,2) Q (2,5, -6)


12 1 t= +

2t
y 3
=
+

z 2 + 8t
=

onemeans 2 0=

2+4
4 B x1=
-
=
0
=

t
y=3 z 42
=

(3/4,512,0
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Iverify cauchy schwarz qnequality for two


vectors a 11,2,47, b (6,1-5)
=

R cauchy schwarz inequalit


C

19.b1 & Hall (b1

9.b 6 =
-
2 -
20 -
= 16

19-b1 16 =

11911 = 12 + (2P+Y2 1
=

11811 = 36 +1+25:152

119114b1 (23608 =

Hence 1961.I all 11b1

parred
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I consider anquatoutput model with the industries


A, B, c.
suppose thatthe quitreaniment
are given
by the
followingBC
A
table.

Industry A 911=0 9R=0.2 913 = 0.3

Industry B 921204 922=0 923=


0.5

qudulty c 931=010320.3933 =0
final
pos
The demand is given
by
is whatis the economic
puterpretation of auto
for all in

his whatis the economic interputation (ifany)


an+ 921+ 931
(i) What is the economic interpretation (ifany)
921+ 922+02s
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IV) whatis the economic interpretation 1800 in


final demand vector.

[VI the
write leantiefsystem for this model
Ans.
-is air-o means
industry
it is not
consuming
itself
(i) 911 +921+ 931 0.5 =

0.5 consumed
unit by InductY a from
A, B and 2 to produced one unit of
Industry A

(ii) 921+ 922 + 923 0.9. =

09 unit sold by Industry B to


industry
A, B and 2 so that
they can reduced
their one unit of output.
In
100 unitdemance
by consumer for product
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(v) Leontief
-
system
Ax D X
+
=

S·y 8285](+ (88]=(


00
-
show that the
following system of equations:
yx y
+
z
+

1
=

x+
dy +

zd =

2
12 y dz d
+ +
=

has unique solution


provided dt-2 and d=1.
find the solution. Explain the nature solution
of
When d=1 -
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AlB=(Y's]
As

For unique solution


/A13x376

is to
d (221 -1(9-1) +1(1 d) =0 -

&-1)[40 + 1) -
1 -

17+6
⑯-1)(d4d -2) +0
&-1)(d + 2)(d 1) 0
- +

&1-2 and & 71


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whennst[,;;)
R2fR2-R1
R3 + R3 R9
-

L I
I
I 1 I I
00 00

000 o

V(A VLAB) = =
1
Hence for bit, Infinite solubon.
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09. Sketch the level curves for the following


-

function atheights specified by K.


e) f(x,y)=y3c, atthe height k=0

(i) 92977-y-Inse, atthe heightk=0,2.


(i) f(x, y yx
#
=

y
y x43
=
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(i) Y-1x 0, =

y-In = 2

Y= IRC, y_ Ixt2

⑱ suppose z=
fexxy) has continuous
second order partial x=2+s
derivative with
and
y 25s.
=

find
by and
E
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Ans.
-
-

+
=-Ex(22 2(25) +

=diet at Eart
G+ e) +

12) (+E
+
-

2=
+
20+ 2(28)
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o Letz
-
=
x2+3xy-y?Suppose a changes
from 2 50 and
to
y changes from 3 to 4.98

2 and d2.
find and compare the value of
Ans. 32+ 3xy-y2
-
-
2 =

old 2
24324(3)
=>
-
32
at 0 2
13
=

y3
=

New,
=2001 =(201 +39201) (2.98) -2984
y 2.98
=1311291
=

12 =
NW2-01d2
181291
=>
-

13:01291
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dz (2x = +

3y)dx+(3xxzy) dy
dz
(2x2)
=

3(3)) (0.01 +
+

((4-2)for

(31.01)
=
0.3
=

ofconsider the cobb-douglas function,


-

fey)=syb ca, bare constant defined


thatIis concave.
for 120 and you prove
it and only ifthe exhibits constantor

decreasing return to scale.


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fo aatyb =

fy=beybt
a 2
-

b
fix 9 (a-1x
=

y A
=

Asy abs9-1yb-1=
=
B

1)x9yb-
z

fly= b(b- c
=

Dos concare:
--

A
=
0

aca-patyb ==> 0ca21


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C20

1)x9yb-
2
b (b- 0 02b=
=
1

Ac B=0 -

abCa-(b-* y2b-2_(9byby2

ab,ca-y2b-(( 1) (b 1) ab) =0
-
-

abscaty(ab-a-b+1-ad)10
abcacyb(1-(a b) 1 0
=
+

I a b2
+
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Homogenous degree of fess, 41 is

a +
b

since 1
9 b=+

is constant
means for concave 1494
detoren to scale or
decreasing retren
to scale
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⑬Find for function


which (x,y) the
following
is well defined (domain):
f(x,y) = x In (y=s
Hence, sketch the domain in the
sy-plane.
Ans.
- F(x,y)= xInCy
->

C? 0 ey2 x 0
y SC
N

C
2

"(111111
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⑰.
-
Consider the funcion f(x,y)= sef
In what direction should one move from
increase the value
-

the point (2,1) to


Whatis
of the function most
rapidly.
the maximum rate ofIncrease 2.

-
Ans.
-
let z 12ey-=

=(2e2+1) e8 +

e2y xfx+1)
-

zgg-?
Direction when function increases
most
rapidly from (2,1)
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If
I
=

=- 4 44
+

maximum rate of increase-114fI


-Y7.
⑮ Find the eavation of plane
tangent and
the normal line to the surface.

Fy)= c+ y4+ef atthe


Point (1,0,2)
AsAis =
2x+ e't.Y.
ty yy3+e?s
=
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Equation oftangentplane.

2 2,-

f(194)(xx) fy(1,94 (y-y


=

2 2 2(x 1) (y-0)
- - +
=

2 -
2 2x 2
= -

y
+

2 21+ y
=

of consider the national model


- qucome
described
by the three equation's

y2 =
1
+ +

40
c x
B(Y T)2
= +
-

T
y 8y
= +
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Here Y is the national


income, consumption a

Go public expenditure and


·to
investment,
T Tax revenue.

Find 1 and
840 240

A put the value of 225 in Equation


y =x +

B(y (8 -
+

84) lotho
+

hot 40
y x
P(y- y 84)+
= +
-

4 x
B(Y 84) By+ lo+40
=
+
-
-
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Y BY + B8Y
- c
=
-

By o+40
+

(1 P P8)

- +

c
= -

By +tot 40

totGo)
By+
7 +
=
(x-
1
B B8
+
-

= it's itpo
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⑰Which of the following function are

homogenous homother9.

(i) f(14y) oppy, gy2 =

Inct (:yE8)
(i) h(18):
Es (i) f(xy) ey+scy: =

61642
f(d,494) 24x248
+

Id FLY
Not
homogenous.
N Let F(0) eU
=

h2x9,3) = xy+ xy2


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h(d1x,y) 13h2x4) =

A is and hea
strictly increasing
is
homogenous.
and f(x) F(h(x,y) =

hence f47) is homothetic

(i) hexy)= in()


neasay-
In): din()
Homogenous with
deque o

hence homothetic
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⑧Ilet f(x,y)=2 utyuy+1 be


the
defined over the area bounded by
straight lines =0, y 2 and
y 2x. Find = =

and
classify all exterme points of this

function. Also find the exterme values.


of the function f 2x4).
Ans.
- f(x,y) 29-4x+ yegy+)
=

Domain

osfat"
SO2
-

s
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fi = 49-4 0, =
fy 2y-y
=
0
=

51 =12
y2 =

Q2: 1012 214


y 2. =

f(x,2) 2x 4x +2=
4C4 +)
=

Let
g24 2x4x-3(t(0) =

g(G 4x2 4 0
=
-

11 1 =

maxa win can occur at


10t
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G (0,0) (1,2)
y 2x=

f(1,21) 2, 4x +(x) 4129)=


+1

Let hes 602-12x+1 SECON


=

h(p =12x 12 0 -
=

12
1 =

maxa min can occur at (1,2) (0,0)


CaseII 2010) 10,4
92I0

f 20,y1
y24y+1 =

H2Y = 92-yy+ y= (012]


let
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Hily) 2y-y 0
=
=

y 2 =

max 2 min can ocen at 10,0) (a2)

Point 2112) C010] &27


z
f) 5 I 3
-
=

H ↓

Absolute Absolute
Max

⑲ Find all local exterme points and or

saddle prints for the following function.

f(x,y) xP +3y3 15 2x-9y


=
-
-
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Afix:39-s-2
fy qy2q
=

o/fyg
↑x =

35 = 1 0
2=
-
=0

y=
x 1, 43
= -

(1,1) 21,1) (43)729,t)


F1 612 =
-
1 A
=

↑y 82B
=

flyy=18y =
c
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I
At(111) At C1-1 At (2/i AttYs
A 5 20
=
=
A
5 A 15A 5
= =

B 0
=
B0 = B 0
=

B 0
=

c = 1820 2 =

+ 18 C= 10 (N8

minimals(he I
Al-BY O
i s
Baxima
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NTERMEDIATE MRE
=>

CYEAR-2016)

Of
-
Ifthe set ofvectors (,,42,43) is
-

linearly dependent, then prove that


Setof rectors
(4, 42,4, 4) is also

linearly dependent
Ans.
-
x,, 423 are L.D

then k1x+ k2x2+k343:0


- At dent two KiF0t i=1, 2, 3.

NOW
k1x,222 +1343+ 0 0 =

k1x1 +K22+ k3x3


4
0
+ =
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kno butAt leasttwo ki =1,1,3


are non zero. hence linearly dependent
1, 422,(y)


IR the Setofvector (h,v,w) is linery.
Independentthen show thatthe set ofvector's

(N+V, n-v,M-2V+w) also


is
linearly padedent.
Ans. kiM + k2V + k3w 0
-
=

Given:K1 K2 k3 0
= =
=

Now
(M+V, M-V, M-2V+1/
M1(4 +V) m2) M-v) +m3(M-2V+w)
+

0
=

0
To prove: M = M2 = m3 0
=

945
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(mitmitrb)h+ (11-M2-2M3)V+M3W 0
=

3
k 1 M1 + M2 + M3 0
=

mo
K2 = M1-M2-23 = 0

123 =

Es
&M1 0 =

MHI 0 =

M2 0
=

Hence Linearly independent


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③ Find the rank matrix


A when x+y+2.
of
-
(Yfz,( =
y = 2
(1,4,2 40) where.

(izI
A
=

As Apply (2+22-C1
(3733-(1

I

fAI= I
xy
x2
-

Yx2 zI
x 2-

I
O
i
J's
IAF(8-9) (2-1)
A
92 YTC IHC
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I I
/A1 18 1(2 -x)
= -
I I

y +x249

=(y (z x) (2 + xx-y-)
+
-

(y x)(z
=
- -

x)(2-7)
/1 x +4 + 2

IAF0 hence (Al-- 3

(e) x
y+2.
=

/A1 (y ()(2 +1)(2


=
-
-

1)
1A1=0, WIAF3

(in I
O
IAI
se
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minor oforder 2x2

1 2+s) 2 x =
0
4 (y+2]

Hence (CA) 2. =

() C y 2.
=

(,200I
O
A =
8 O

All minor of order 2x2 are non see

hence (A)=
1
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show thatevery skew-symmetric matrix


⑪I

of order th odd integral is singular


Ans means
=
skew symmetric matrix

A -
=

At
1A=1- AT1
/A1 GIMAT)
=
S:/KA KYAS
=

/A1 (-1" 1Al


= 1IAT1 1A1]
=

When i is odd then.

1A1 = -1A1
/A1 +(A =
0

2 IA1 0
=

1A1 0
=

hence A
is
singular Matrix.
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⑤ Examine whether the following pairs.


ofplane intersects;
x 24
+
- 32 6
=

x 3y+ -
22 6
=

As Normal vectors ofthe planesar.


R (1,2,
=
-3)
R2 (1,3,-2)
=

n + kne 1. They are not proportional)


Hence they don't intersects.

ofFind of line I
the equation passing-
through the pointP1,-24) and perpendical a

to plane given by the Equation.


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3x +

5y+72 15 =

Ans

I
x a,+ td1
=

of Maiden
=

yarttdz Equator
9121, 92 =-2, 03 Y.=

di 3, d2 5, d3 =7
=
=

x 1+
= 3t

y -

=
2 + 5t

2 4 7t
=
+
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-
07 consider an qaput outputmodel with
three
industry A, B, C, suppose thatthe opt
requirement are given by the following
table.
A C
B

Industry A 911 0= G12=02 AB01


=

B A21=0.3 922 0
=
923 02
=

C 931 0.2 01 993 0


923
=

= =

Demand (D)=
(I
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(i) whatis economic interpretation ofthe


condition airto for all i =
1,2,3

As it means No industry are


consuming
outputitself
(ii) whatis the economic interpretation.
cit any) ofthe sum antanas?
As
-
it means consumption by industry A-

From quantry A, B, to produce one unit

ofIndustry A.

(i) What is the economic interpretation


lipany) of the sum azl+anctans
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AsTotal number ofunit told by qudetry.


B to industry A, that
they can.
B, C so

produced their per unit worth ofoutput


In whatis the economic interputation of
the element95in the final demand ventor

As it means 95 unit demanded by consumer.


from industry or Industry issold 95unit
to consumers.

() went the leantef system for


d
model?
*
let X be the total output
X CI
= ATD
=
-

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A
=

[088?82]
[]
D=

x =
IATD, X-
)
pis solve
Students.
g
(4 853,( 95.5,93 20
=
=

=
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consider the
following system ofsquation.
(9-17x+ by 0 =

(1 971
by
- - 0
=

x+
y1 =

(i) I429 lies


blwo and
I, how many
solution does the
of Equation have 1.
system
(i) the condition that99 lies
Ignoring
blw 0 and I. Find the value ofband a so that
·the system has no
Solution.
Ans.

Ca l
- Augmented Matrix-
(AB]
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*A
(q=
=

Now minor of order 2x2

It(p) =
-12+p-p+=
0

I 2-1)
I
3-1
=
+4 P+9+
=

I 12 b1 1 b x+
-

1 2
-
+
-
=
=

Now IAB1=
[ 3,]
Acolumn a
(-bya 4xP +2) 0
+ =
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Now when zet)=1 qmplies


P + 9- 1 0 I p + a 1
Att
= =

p -q +1 0 =) =

24 0
=
= p0 =

91 =

i) when
P22t(02) then 2A=2.
and WIAB) =
2 became 1AB19x) 0
hence
infinite solution.

(i) Ryonveg the condition ( 19E(011)


p and
when = 0 2:1 then W1= 1

whenko and 2 = 1 then

18,88] wmB=
AB =

-
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USA 21B) 1 =
=

Hence infinite solution.


No possibility ofNo Solution.
& Asets in 12 is said to be it
convex

Xts, Yes and be (01)=> (r-d+dyes.


using definition, verify whether the following
Set is convex,

Ans. LetX (1,2) GS = c4122L


=

Y (41,42)
= tS =>Y14z = 2.

Now Check for CI-d/X+dY

(1 d)
-

(x,1(2) d(4,,42).
+
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((1394 + 64, 41-171 + 9Y).


f(944) cy =

putthe part in fly) (y


Above =

(Cr1x + 94) (T-d) 12 942). +

=Crack+d(-dayztdard19Y
+d '4Y2.

2 + dy, 4 +da-d) (944+2Y)


=

=cracastd.(C-rd)
Ytty
(d(14x2
=
-
d(1 d)9(2+ d4,42
-

->
d(1-d) 4142 +61l-d felt +eGY)
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-[41 11,4x
+93,Y]-dat
-

(C1-91, 64,72) -d(-d)(xxx


72))
+
-
=

4(1 42)
-

=(C1-d1,4 94-d(rd) (x-y,) (x-Yz)0


+

I #

NO
-
w
we know
-

14421 2 YiYz = 2

-back (2(1-d) (i) d47z=2d(

(i) +(i)
(1-d),as +dT7z= 2
I +
I
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N
I
& Crd) (19-41) (122-42).

sie say is
Rectonglar hyperbola.
then
41,1) (4,42)

"I
124,
12342.

then in I

(
o
)
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Now in 3D

#

12
79

&
Heless than saval to 2
and -
It is positive. Mcans.

I +I-1 Not
necessary? I
hence Not a forex set
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d sketch the level for the following


curve

functions at s
height pecified by K.

(i) f(x,y) =
xy atthe height
k 0,2.
=

(i) 914y)=(7-csp2 atthe heightk = 4.

f(x,3=sy
As (i)
k 0
=
K 2.
=

-
y0
- =

gy 2 =

=Y s=Y + 3

W Wi
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(i)
9(x,y)=(y-2, 4.

y -
2x +
=
2y -
2x -
=
2.

& &

⑰ IF2 f(47) and f is differentable.


=

st1
x= and y s-t; show that
=

-= Es. I
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Es

=
2 2.1
=

--
6 2 Gy.
=

I tay.1 =
New
IE:(i(a
=4-()
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②The demand forgoods, is given by


X m" =
p*** (10, PPo, 10)
The demand for goods is given by
x2 m22 pa2!F*2 (1>0,p,,R).
=

(where by, b2, an, 412, 921,922 942 positive


constant; the
money income
on is

b, p2 are price per unit and Nexe


are unit demanded)
Find the directand cross price destity
ofdemand for both the good,
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Determine whether the goods are substitute.


or
complemently.
Ans.
- X= mbp,"" b
i-apart b
=
& mb pa" apq-
=

8P2
Xz me* 4,921
= pa
m? as, pap
=
=mb2D!-az
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911-1912
-

M=, t-arpaim"!-aps pu

=-
All

Niz=
aiamentat
912
-

nai=
12-partearli
=

951
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I!-az
nz
2mp,"Pizzm*
=

=- 922

N2, M191,92,70 substitute goods.


⑬ In a
factory, the daily output
a 60kY3
=

units where denotes


the
capital investment (in units of2,100
and his the size of labour force.

the currentcapital
(in working hour
Investmentis as 9,00,00 and 1000 working.
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hours of labour are used each day. Using

differential, estimate the change in output


thatwill result. When Capital investment
is increased
by 3%.
D Q 60KYLY3
=

G 6k42543.
=

I'
⑤=6
da=Gd+ 6 G dK

&L 103L=

dK=103K:
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da
14523(031)+KY3
=

=60k2(Y(5) 60k*3) +

604(3(3+
=

=60112(43(01+-01st
-
=> Q
.025

2.5% of R.
=

42. Y3
a 60kY2(Y60(4,00,00 11000
=
=

Q, = 90,00,00 60(300) (10)


=

L=1068 =100000
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da 180,000X.025 4520
=
=

⑭ Find and sketch the domain of below


funcion f(x43)
=
x-1
Ans.
-
-

> + y+
1 = 0 and 11 F 0

+Y2-1 and 17

o
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of
5 consider the
following system
Equation
w
z
xY
+

zw =
x+y
Find the differential 2 and we expressed
of
in terms
of de and dy.
-
Ans. 2 fw xY =

Apply differential both the side

de D
dr+ di= dy +y
+
zw x
=

Y
both the side
Apply differential
2 dw+wdz dx+dy =

2
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Solve Eq U and 99
dz dw-yds=
+
A

Woz
+zdw-dy=B

/
Wdz waw Au +

wdz + 2dw B =

- -
-

(C-2)dw=Aco-B

dw-
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10
d2+ A A
=

W -
2

&= =A-
(A
de =

AwB +

W-2

d2 = B
-
-
A2
w-2

in dw= B
W - z

-z(((dy + ydx) w-dx -

day
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di-
it(Wi-Ddy+ (wy-11dx]

qnd2 = B-A2
-

W-I.

dy -xxy yd,)z]
d=
i(dx
+ +

1((1-2)
=
dy (1 zy)
+
-

d)
W-Z

⑯ Find the directional decivative of


the fundion f 1, at 11,0
(993) =

in the direction from p(-1).


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In whatdirection Ihas maximum mult


ofacrease.I what is the maximum
hate of increase.
Ans.
f(x,y) =
=-

xfy.

fic
? yz
-

fy = =

(x492
·

g ,
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vector 2-1-1, 1-0)


Direction -

(-2, 1)
=

K
Unitdirection vector-
-
(,)
Arenal
derivate

DF(1,0) 2
nik
-
+ 88(1,0)
ok
=s-
a
1

Direction where max rate of universe


OCSUN &

x*:
=-
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maximum rate of increre.


4=
VYfll=

⑰Find the equation of


plane. That
is

tangent to the given surface.


Ans.
-
-
2 Incity
=

at point (1,0,0)

,
OL
-= EC2 0
=

by s2ty2 54 (1,99
squation of tangentplane.
2 z -
f1(10,40) (x291%
= + b(1941-yo)
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2 -
0 =
20x 1) -
+

z =
2( -

1)
ofind the exterme points and exterme
values for fees defined over.

Sets when:
sy
f (1,4) e
=

i
s= E4,4:
*f(4y)= ey
--
f eY?2x=0
ty:essay=0]
=
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Now YE 1
y
y
f(17) e
=

Put y= 1-s
-2 21 -
9(1)
-

2
=

F1
=C
st(-)
94 e* (4x) = 0
=

-[20
YE 1-o1 =

7 If
=
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maxe min can occur at10,-1)(9) (1,0)


(-1,0)

points 1010) (02) (0,-1) 4,0) (1,4


F(97) I set e e
nee

Absolute Absolute max


min
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&9. F(x,y)=ty+ Key, where K.


takes the values
except 2 and -2.

find the pointof f(xy). Determine


stationary
the values of the constant for which,
this stationaly pointis
(i) local minimum point
fl saddle point.

*f(x,y)= +3+
kxy
f( 21+ =

ky) 2y+4
=
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f 0
=

fy 0
=

29ky=0D2y+Kx 0& =

x
2 y-
-
=
=

put the value of y in 20


29 4
()
- 0
+

4x 42 -
0
=

(4-KY = 0

9 0
=

kEY FK 2. =

it to then
y 0,
= whitered
hence (0,0) is Port
stationary
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fg 2 =
A
=

B
fiy= k
=

fly =
2
=

At (0,0)
C 2.
A 2, =
B =
K, =

ACB 4-
= K2
(i) minima. AC-B2 20

y -
k2>0
(2 -

k)(2 1) 20
+

k = 72,2)
-
A 2,0=

C 270
=
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hence (0,0) the


is minima point when
k7 ( -

2,2)

(i) Ac - B20 (Saddle)

4 - k0
[2 k) -
(2+ K) <0

E( c, -2)
& - UC2,20)

for saddle
X
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hai 90+40

.
Wrong.
=

. . .
..
-
-
-= 1

~* I
X

*
Not,
inabus
P. T.0

X
for right
sa

I I
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Ans. zil
-

let I be the
lengthof
-

cube.

1A(a, v)
Area = a 612 P
=

volume:Ve
93
② dinde by 8
8 a
=
1 6= =
fa =

f(6,1) 62 1 =
=

a =
-

-z = + fa(sil) =

f f(x)
= =E 1 = =

fa,ef16in + faldy (a-a +f(6,1) (V-a)


=1
(a- 6) IV -
- +
X
Notsus
-
X
X
X
A
X
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